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Answer 1

Answer:

When tectonic plates smash against each other, they either form mountains, volcanoes, or tsunamis.

Explanation:

Mountain ranges:

--> when tectonic plates smash into one another, they rise up together like an upside-down 'V'. They do this slowly.

Volcanoes:

--> they are formed when there is a break in the earth's surface. The magma flows from the mantle upward until it reaches the surface. Then it shoots up like a geyser, releasing tons of lava into the air. Over time, once the lava reaches the ground and hardens, the lava creates a mountain-like shape: a volcano

Tsunamis:

--> they are formed when displaced water tries to find a stable position again - under the influence of gravity. They also occur when their are underground landslides. Earthquakes both on land and under water can create Tsunamis as well.

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Answer 2

Answer:

As plate tectonics move over time: mountain ranges, tsunamis, and volcanoes are the result of the plate tectonics moving. Mountain Ranges form when two plate tectonics make a steep point. Tsunamis happen when plate tectonics move underwater and the conflict of the two plates will result in a shock that causes a tsunami. Volcanos happen when mountain ranges form and the under the land plate tectonic movement causes conflict and a shock wave opens up the inside of the Earth and later the inside of the Earth makes/shoots up debris that causes a volcanic eruption.

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